Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi renewed his government's firm commitment to proceeding with the implementation of the project to restrict weapons to the state, emphasizing zero tolerance for any attempts to violate the rule of law or undermine the
stability of state institutions. This occurred during his reception of delegations of tribal leaders and dignitaries on the occasion of religious holidays, where he praised the historical role and social umbrella provided by Iraqi tribes in supporting and protecting the
state. He explained that current priorities revolve around combating corruption, enhancing Iraq's sovereignty and strength, alongside a strategic openness to build balanced regional and international relations that serve supreme national interests, noting that these steps are in response to and
implementation of major national principles and directives.